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Tucker Hibbert’s 68th Pro Snocross Victory

Check out this sweet video of Tucker Hibbert’s 68th Pro win at the ISOC National Snocross in Shakopee, Minn.

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  1. This is really well done…who produces these videos on such a tight deadline? Does Monster pay for this? Notice Tuck on the podium, glancing up at his hand to make sure the Monster can logo is facing the camera. A real pro.

  2. The videos are most awsome! I have talked to Tucker on several occasions the way he interacts with his fans especially the kids,he is a class act for sure.I wish him well the rest of the season and hope to be watching live at elk river.

  3. Tucker’s videos are indeed awesome. They’re a team effort for sure, however John Hanson is guy who does the filming and editing.

    And Tucker IS a class act. He can also be the class clown, which is just as enjoyable.

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